Thank you very, very much.
https://packages.debian.org/source/unstable/jhove
I've tried and can't figure out how to make this package either build
at the current release, or update to latest release. This is one last
desperate call for help.
>jhove 1.6+dfsg-1 is marked for autoremoval from testing on 2018-05-14
>
>It is affected by these RC bugs:
>895761: jhove: FTBFS with
I'd love to actually update to the most recent upstream. The build system
switched
from ant to maven, and I am completely unfamiliar with it. First, I got a
fatal error
about not finding org.sonatype.oss:oss-parent:pom, so I tried deleting that
section
of the pom.xml. Then the build can't find jaco
I'd love to actually update to the most recent upstream. The build system
switched
from ant to maven, and I am completely unfamiliar with it. First, I got a
fatal error
about not finding org.sonatype.oss:oss-parent:pom, so I tried deleting that
section
of the pom.xml. Then the build can't find jaco
I'm the Debian package maintainer for jhove, which is an image validator
and really useful for libraries and other cultural heritage institutions.
It is about to get kicked out due to bug #895761. The right thing to do is
update the jhove to the current upstream version. However, I haven't touched
> ~I am inclined to say this should be left to README.Debian, since not
> all people who install liblucene-java and liblucene-java-doc may want
> such an intrusive demo app installed by default.
That's certainly possible, we can start with the README.Debian. However, I'm
thinking of tackling
Hi Barry & other Debian-Java folks,
I was just playing with the demo web application that comes in
liblucene-java-1.4.3-4. This is one of those .war things and it
requires adjusting some Tomcat permissions for it to work. Is this
best left to README.Debian, or should the liblucene-java package
s
The Lucene package is in pretty good shape.
* No non-wishlist bugs
* 100% lintian clean
* Reasonably packaged (self tests and everything)
* Up to date with upstream
* Popular according to popularity-contest
* Not that complicated
This would be a great package to have in main. I'm looking f
Hi all,
I've just upload lucene 1.4-2, and packaged it so it does its unit
tests on build. I'd really like to get it in main in time for the
sarge release - can someone please help? I'm pretty new to
Debian-Java packaging and worried about not figuring this out
in time.
Either advice or an NMU
I made an attempt to package Lucene 1.3 for Debian, to help update the
existing liblucene-java package in contrib. This is my first time ever
working with a Debian Java package, and I'm finding parts of it fairly
confusing - especially some of the fields in the Debian control file.
(Does the packa
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